Sentence examples for contribute step from inspiring English sources
This will often involve using the state to affect the circumstances of people's lives, but will also require everyone to contribute, step up and take responsibility.
Cryptosporidium structure determination, is arguably a contributing step to the development of effective inhibitors and ultimately drugs.
Our findings identify increased cytosolic pH as an early contributing step to the aging process in budding yeast and suggest that cytosolic pH asymmetry facilitates daughter cell rejuvenation.
It was observed that the cake filtration phenomena dominated all other fouling steps though not without the other three phenomenon contributing step-wisely or simultaneously.
It is then recommended to resort to isoconversional methods or attempt the deconvolution of the contributing steps in order to study them independently [3, 7 9].
That is what we are going to embody in the conference – how we can individually contribute, one step at a time.
Our model and results contribute one step towards the resolution of the conceptual stalemate on this matter between the DOD and the GAO, and we hope will inspire academics to further investigate the risk of on-orbit obsolescence.
However, these two models are not mutually exclusive and it is possible that both of these mechanisms contribute to step-wise loss of centromeric cohesion during meiosis.
The fact that all sequenced symbionts of the Auchenorrhyncha, despite millions of years of divergence and several replacements, encode relatively autonomous pathways suggests that the host and companion symbionts cannot contribute interspersed steps in the synthesis of essential amino acids.
The amino acid pathways in the symbionts of M. quadrilineatus, and also in the other Auchenorrhyncha, are relatively complete and do not appear to require the host or companion symbionts to contribute intermediate steps.
Both activation of proliferative signals and an inhibition of death process, leading to survival and consecutively to proliferation, may contribute essential steps in the progression to cancer in affected cells.
